Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1998 15:26:49 -0500 From: "the rags of time..." Subject: [WRITERS] INT: A List of lists slips out of the tent... [the tent collapses into a clockwise cork screw, and you see Bass -- the fish, not the ale -- from the Northern Hemisphere swimming madly upstream... and in their wake, the curlicues of foam seem to spell letters that once past, you can't slip on again...] List Conservative No winner, just some folks to keep an eye on: Gene Chambers, Anthony, Robert Crawford List Daddy Winner: (uncontested!) tink List Diplomat Winner: Barbara Harris with 50% of the vote! Close runner-up's: Wolfess Elle, Arn " Agreeable? Yuck! Arn " List Flirt (Award for Male and Female) Winner: Judy Ray (without contest!) List Flirt (Award for Male) Winners: Paul Frankenstein and Anthony D split the field... List "Gandalf" or Sage/The Merlin Award We four sages of WRITERS are: Marshall Gilula, Barbara Harris, Wes B., Val (no winner, just candidates!) List Kid Winner: Robyn Harris sweeps the field with 50% of the vote! Close Runner-up's: Robert Crawford, Anthony Dauer, Mat Ward List Liberal Winner: Judy Ray with 50% of the vote! And leaning that way, we also find: Robert Crawford, Dustin Klein List Lurker A triple-cross, hidden in the mists, between: Marshall Gilula, midnight, Jackee R. List Mommy Winners: Tie between Woofess and Barbara Harris Honorable mentions: "Where did they all go?" and " MJ!!!!! (so what if she's not here anymore!)" List Oldster (either chronologically or behaviorally) Winner: Phil Havey with 43% of the vote! Some other aged members: Gene Chambers, Elizabeth k, Val (incidentally, I believe Val is actually the oldest member of the list in terms of time spent on the list, although Marshall Gilula also has been around a while...) [the tent wobbles, hot air spurts all-around, and as the world turns, the tent unscrews and then reverses itself into a counter-clockwise thread, with the bats and dingoes and didgeridoos of the southern hemisphere suddenly clamoring for recognition in the midnight sun...] "The friends that have it I do wrong When ever I remake a song Should know what issue is at stake, It is myself that I remake." William Butler Yeats tink